A snake that strayed itself into the human world got rescued in southern India's Andhra Pradesh on November 5. The incident took place in Madhurawada in Visakhapatnam.

Visuals feature the snake lurking inside the residential area during the night, ensuing fear among the residents. Within moments, the rescuer arrives and grabs the slithering serpent coiling inside a hole in the corner while the reptile curls upon his hand to set itself free. Nevertheless, he confines the snake inside a sack to restrict its movement.

The rescuer, identified as Kiran, saved the Viper snake that retreated to the Madhurawada area. These slithery creatures are generally venomous in nature and target warm-blooded prey, such as rats and mice, and some hunt during the day.